On development of security monitoring system via wireless sensing network

Visual signal detection and data transmitting are key issues in the fields of security monitoring. In this work, aiming at recognizing the object in real time, cameras are employed for image detection. Based on WiFi transmission principle, the communication path of data is therefore built up. Visual signals are delivered to the host computer and processed automatically. In order to facilitate the processing, analysis for identifying the surveillance from current collection are carried out, considering the properties of targets and bounding boxes. Specifically, to improve the working performance, detection model is developed by revising the state-of-the-art algorithm SSD (Single Shot Detector). Experimental resulting representation satisfies the detection accuracy in a quantitative form. In addition, the deploying configuration of the system is illustrated, allowing a straightforward construction of the security monitoring system.

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